It’s inevitable that your sticky bra will lose its stickiness over time due to sweat, body oils, lotions, and more. Fortunately, there are some simple, stress-free tips for washing your self-adhesive bra without ruining its adhesive quality.
To start, gently wash your bra in lukewarm water with mild soap. Avoid soaking it, as this can wear down the adhesive over time.
Sweat
Your self-adhesive bra is a lifesaver for when you’re rushing to get out the door in the morning or need to flex your boobs on TikTok, but it can start to lose its stickiness after some time. This is due to a build-up of sweat and body oils, which can damage the adhesive that holds the cups onto your skin. To help your sticky bra regain its tackiness, it’s important to clean it regularly with the proper methods.
First, you need to wash the adhesive bra gently by hand. Do not put it in the washing machine or dryer, as this can damage the delicate fabric. Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water and add a small amount of soap. Gently scrub the cups with your fingers, avoiding contact with the sensitive underside of the cup. After scrubbing, rinse the bra thoroughly in lukewarm water.
Once the bra is clean, you can either let it air dry or use a cloth or towel to wipe away any remaining moisture. It’s best to let the bra dry in a dust-free, cool area out of direct sunlight. Once it’s fully dry, you can reapply the protective films and store it back into its BOOMBA gift box. To keep your sticky boobs from getting dirty in the future, try to wear bras made from breathable fabrics and avoid applying too much deodorant or body lotion before wearing them.
Body Oils
Body oils can cause a bra to become sticky, especially in warm weather. This can be caused by a number of things, including sweat, body lotions, and deodorants. A good way to prevent this from happening is to wash your bras regularly, as soon as they are dirty, using a laundry detergent that’s designed for activewear. This will help break down any sweat and body oils that are building up, and keep your bras fresh and clean.
If your sticky bras are not washed regularly, they will also become stuck to your skin and can start to feel uncomfortable. Keeping your bras clean can help them last longer, so it’s worth taking the time to clean them properly.
To clean your sticky bras, first, you need to make sure that they are free of any dirt and dust. Start by removing the bra and rinsing it with cold water. Once the bra is clean, you can then use a mild soap to wash it. Make sure that you only use a little bit of soap, as too much can damage the adhesive on your bra.
After washing the sticky bra, you can rinse it again with warm water to ensure that all of the soap is washed away. Once the bra is dry, you can reapply its protective films and store it in a safe place.
Dirt
If you’ve noticed your sticky bra isn’t sticking like it used to, the first step in cleaning it is gently washing it. This will get rid of any sweat or body oils that may be clogging the adhesive surface.
The best way to wash a sticky bra is by hand, as this will prevent it from being damaged in the washing machine. Start with a little warm soapy water and rub the surfaces of your bra using your fingers. Be careful not to use too much pressure, as this can damage the adhesive. Rinse the bra with fresh water after you’ve cleaned it.
Once the bra is dry, you can reapply the protective film and let it air-dry in a safe place. It’s best to store it in its original packaging, if possible, or in a breathable fabric bag. Make sure that it’s not exposed to any direct sunlight or extreme heat, as this can shorten the life of your adhesive bra.
Old Bras
Sticky bras can be a pain to keep clean. Often they’re constantly in contact with sweat and skin oils, so they can easily become stained, sticky, and covered in bacteria. They’re even more problematic when you don’t properly wash them after each wear.
The good news is, there are easy ways to wash your sticky boobs and keep them looking and feeling fresh. First, start by removing any dirt or lint from the surface of the adhesive using a lint roller. Then, get a few pumps of soap on your hands and create a warm, soapy rinse by running water over the adhesive side of the bra cups. Scrub your sticky boobs gently with the soapy water and be sure to focus on areas that look particularly dirty.
After scrubbing your bra, be sure to dry it completely before wearing again. This will help to ensure that no lint or other debris sticks to the adhesive. When drying your sticky bras, remember not to use a towel or tissue, as they may stick to the boob cup and defeat the purpose of cleaning them in the first place! Instead, let your boob covers air dry on a flat surface (like a dresser or counter) and away from direct sunlight.
By following these simple tips, you can extend the life of your sticky boobs and make them last longer. You’ll also be able to rock that backless dress at GNO without worrying about any nip slips!
